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Monthly Archives: May 2015
OPEN NH Summer Session Registration Open
Summer 2015 Session of Online Courses will run from July 8 – August 25. Courses are $130, run 7 weeks, and earn 35 professional development hours. Register for courses early and save $10.00. Early Bird Special offer ends on June … Continue reading
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Tagged 2015, courses, online courses, OPEN NH, professional development, Session, summer session
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Scientists: Earth Endangered by New Strain of Fact-Resistant Humans
MINNEAPOLIS (The Borowitz Report) – Scientists have discovered a powerful new strain of fact-resistant humans who are threatening the ability of Earth to sustain life, a sobering new study reports. The research, conducted by the University of Minnesota, identifies a … Continue reading
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Tagged comic, data, data driven decisions, homour, satire, science, scientist
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We Need a National Digital-Library Endowment
As a boy, Warren Buffett is said to have read book after book on money. Thankfully, he did not live in Los Angeles and rely on the library at Roy Romer Middle School. Students there couldn’t check out a Buffett … Continue reading
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Tagged AASL, digital libraries, Education Week, libraries, school libraries
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FCC E-Rate Program Announces Carry-Forward of Unused Service Funds for 2015
Pursuant to section 54.709(a)(3) of the Commission’s rules, on January 30, 2015, the Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC) submitted projections of demand and administrative expenses for the federal universal service fund for the second quarter of 2015. According to USAC’s … Continue reading
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Tagged category 2, e-rate, e-rate modernization, fcc, funding, universal service
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Five Ways Teachers Inspire Me
By Vicki Phillips Who was your favorite teacher? And why? Your favorite teacher may not have been your favorite because he or she was soft or kind. There was likely more to it than that. There might have been an … Continue reading
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Tagged appreciation, impact, teacher, teaching, thank you
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Edtech Privacy by Design: The Teacher as Privacy Entrepreneur
Technology is making an undisputed and positive impact in our nation’s classrooms. Nearly all teachers now report that the impact of educational technology in their classrooms is “significant,” with savvy digital educators capitalizing on the rapid adoption of mobile devices … Continue reading
